Duck Game
Mild overall intensityWhat's in it
Cartoon combat where pixel-art ducks blast each other with weapons like shotguns and net guns and burst into feathers and comic gibs when killed; stylized and bloodless in tone.
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What it is
This title is a frenetic ducks-versus-ducks brawler for multiple participants, where each combatant is a cartoon waterfowl scrapping on stages that fit within one screen. Combatants reach for an enormous, intentionally goofy arsenal that spans shotguns, guns that fire nets, rays for controlling minds, saxophones, guns that attract with magnetism, grenades, and plenty besides. Each bout lasts only moments, and victory goes to whichever duck remains upright. All of the fighting reads as cartoonish and comic: a beaten duck bursts apart into feathers and tiny fragments, and nothing depicts lifelike bleeding, gore, or harm to people. Absent from it are sexual material, coarse words, drugs or alcohol, and spending options. Matches run either on one device together or over the internet against other people, a built-in stage-building tool lets the community swap homemade levels, and because typed messaging exists during play, meeting unknown people can happen when connected online.
How it's framed
Every clash here is cast as knockabout party entertainment, carrying a hectic, ridiculous, tongue-in-cheek mood — picture sci-fi Orwellian ducks dueling with saxophones — while the community tends to laugh off losses instead of reading them as genuine damage. None of it comes across as grim or weighty; taking out a rival merely closes a bout and adds a point to the tally.
Details
- Developer
- Landon Podbielski
- Publisher
- CORPTRON GAMES CORP.
- Released
- Jun 4, 2015
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